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PoLITICAL WORLD.

The attorney for George H. Thobe, con-
testanf Asainst John g. Carlisle for seat
in tho riftieth congress, has Aled sixty
copies Of his brief with the clerk OF the
house, The brief asserts that Thobe was
elected by 600 majority. This result 10
found by rejecting about 1000 votes cast
for Carlisle, and 200 cast for Thobe, which
were pollcd at precincts where, 1t is
claimed, the laws Of Kentucky were not
observed.
IT 10 reported from Mexico that in case
General Diax is reelected to the presi-
dency Immediate steps will be taken to
provids for the reduction of the public
debt, md that loan will be raised for in
ternal improvements.
THH exciting political camp ,ign in Bal :
timore terminated with the election Of a
democratic mayor by majority of 4,205. Q
ga n Of 2, 900 since the hast election. The
city conncil will consist OF twelve demo.
Gratis and eight republicans in the first
branch and seven democrats and th.ae re-
publicsns in the second branch.
The Cook county, Illinois, republican
conversion nominated Hon. Joseph E.
Gary for Judge Of the superior court, and
Joel NJ. Longenecker for states attorney.
THERE 10 no truth in the story that the
personal relations between Secretary La
mar and Commissioner Sparks are intol-
erable, and that the latter has been called
upon for his resignation.
JUDGE JOHN YoIsT has been nominated
for congress by the republicans Of the
Sixth district of Louisiana.
The interprovincial conference which 10
in session in Quebec is said to be the most
important gathering held in Canada since
the conference of 1854, when the confede-
ration was decided upon.
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RAILWAY ITEMS.

A WINNIPEG special says 1t meeting
Of citizens and cabinet officers it was an
ally decided that the city could not adj
vance $500, 900 TO aid the Red River Val.
Icy road, 80 the arrangement with Holt, Of
New York. for the completion Of the road,
is OIL.
j. E. SMITH, the express messenger who
recently killed two train robbers near Fl
Paso, has been paid $4,000 by order Of
Gov. Ross, OF Texas, - . reward for his
act. Smith will probably get 1000 more
from the express company and u 900 from
the railroad company.
THREE railroad men, employees OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul railway,
met Jas. Shirley, bartender in the saloon
OF Moore 4 Coz, at Chillicothe. Mo-, and
after imbibing freely . quarrel ensued,
which resnltsd in the killing Of one Of the
James Ratchford, of Keokuk, Ia, hoovn
By his friends q ss6andy." Shirley has
BEEN bound over IN $4,000.
THx Pacihc railroad commission In Re.
summing IT. inquiries h New York. E. n.
Nichols, formerly treasurer Of Tie Csutsal
branch Of the Central PaciAc, known u
thst time = the Atchisoa and Pixies Poak
railroad, gave sorne interesting testimony
which might servs = . bAsis upon whick
to eotiOaie the vnlue ct 3 co1RreoeWonsn
dinner Il 4 voxo only : txiAe lncgo explioiI
when Askod 10 tall what had bocoeno of
e13Is 80 that ~ charged 10 Hin q ~
bCokn % ~ ce1npAny, u e)atsd (Aat =
UnGt baSe beeo ~ coaneel fsee, d,uners
~ eoaoxoneaen. And incldea1al ezpsnges.
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IN THE WEST.

NELLIE KING, who has become notori-
,us in central Dakota during the past few
months under the guise OF female detec-
i've of the Northwest Detective agency, OF
Minneapolis, was arrested by Sher Il
Cherry, near Andover, and taken to Gro
on, where the charge Of embezzlement
awaits her. She obtained team at Gro
ION recently and spent q week in driving
around central Dakota. A petition was
,iven the county commissioners to have
IN examination given her on the charge OF
insanity.
A DOMESTIC in boarding houseat Iron
Hill mining camp, Colorado, used kero-
sene to light the fire. The explosion
which ensued set FIRE to the house, and the
proprietress, Mrs. James OBYien, was
burned to death in her bed, together with
her four small children.
EDWARD STARR MULLINRR, Of Quincy,
was installed grand commander Of the
claws in Chicago.
A GENTLEMAN who has just returned
from q visit to Wyoming territory states
that the shipments of cattle from the
ranges will soon be finished. The large
cattle concerns are making their closing
shipmen $.
CHARLES E. BUTCHER, travelling for an
Elgin, ILL.,, card advertising house, also
Chicago glass plate house, suicid ed in
Fremont, Neb., by taking twenty-five
grains of morphine.
Gov. SEMPLE, of Washington territory,
in his annual report 10 the secretary of the
interior, estimates the population OF the
territory at 1869, an increase of over
$1,000 in the last two years. Tho taxable
property of The territory, exclusive OF rail-
way property, is given at $50, ,683. 1896, an
increase of nearly $200,000 over last year.
A. J. GRAHAM, editor of the Mont
gomery county Uowa) Independent, and
late editor Of the BE yer City (Neb.) Times,
commi ted snieide by taking an ounce OF
aconite. No reason for the suicide is
known.
THE contempt case of Geo. L. Smith,
Council Bluffs, Ia, saloon keeper, for
violating temporary injunction granted
by Judge Thornell last spring, was tried
in the district court and Smith was fined
$1,000 and costs, or 800 days in Jail.
Smith is in Nebraska and is likely to keep
clear of the authorities. Michael Nolan,
OF Council Bluffs, was also fined $500 and
costs, and on presentation to the court OF
his financial condition was granted one
year in which to liquidate the fine. The
prohibitionists are feeling jubilant over
the decision OF Judge Deemer. and it is
certain that the saloons of th,t city must
60.
AN extraordinary number of ejectment
suits have been dispo ,ed of at this term OF
court at Galconda, ILL.,, by nonresident
claimants and their grantees, against farm
ers whose It'll g, in some respect, were de-
ficient, bui who had be n living,as they be-
lieved, upon their own lands, in many in
stances, over quarter of q century. In
these cascs the occupants were oustsd,
notwithstanding the fact that the~ .s..i
gOne into p0sscss On even befofe the
patents wore granted to grantees Of the
land.
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FOREIGN EVENTS.

TIN American anarchists asked 0 mum.
Der of members of the chamber Of depu-
ties to petition the governor of Illinois in
favor OF he Chicago anarchists. The ex-
treme ieft met and resolved to send the fol-
lowing 10 the governor:
In the hume of humanity, and in the
name Of the connection between two great
republics, the Paris deputies, advocating
the abolition of political death, ask for the
ives " the seven men condemned to death
at Chieago.
BLHaK. the crown solicitor 1t Cork. has
resigned. He j, clares that ths crimes ~
leaves him no discretion in judging whether
on acc1aed person is guilty or not. He
bellows Ne crimes act is directed against
the polaeteal opponents of the government.
Tnn CANADIAN government has expressed
desire = ~ imperial government that
the sans Laws may prevail in the different
parts OF the British empire with reference
to marriage to deoeassd wife's sister.
IT is proposed to transfer the rsmains Of
DR.. Nachtigas, the German sxplorsr, from
Cape Palmas to the CAMERON country.
and to erect . monument to his memory
somewhere on the African coast.
HEAVY sentences were imposed upon
the two incendiaries who were arrested re.
Gently in Kingston, Ontario. One Of them
was committed to the penitentiary for life
and the other for twenty years.
WAR is imminent in Zululand against
annexation TO Natal. Sir Arthur Havelock,
governor Of Natal, with $500 troops
drafted from the colony, has started for
The territory formerly possessed by Cate
wayo, where the latter's son, Dinixula,
heads the uprising.
SIR WILLIAM VERNON HARCoURT,
speaking at Portsmouth, denied that it was
possible to shelve the Irish question,
which came back always with renewed
force. Coercion would not settle the ques.
ton. Il was like the tabled hydra, when
one head was cut OF another would grow
in its. place.
A CAIRO dispatch states that Wady
Halfa 10 threatened with 2,5OO Soudan ese.
Reinforcements for Wady Halfa are le av-
ing Assouan.
A SHARP engagement has taken place on
the frontier Of Servia between Albinian
brigands, who attempted raid into Servia,
and . force Of frontier guards. Ten
Servians and twenty Albinians were killed.
Two Servian battallions have been ordered
10 the frontier.
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A.PUBLIsHED statement concerning tho
number Of changes that have been made
BY President Cleveland in the federal
ofices, says that out Of q total number Of
1880 presidential postmasters, there are
only 35l who have held over from the pre-
oeding administration. Iowa has 124
Piled with new postmssters. They are at
Audubon, Harlan, Independence, Indian.
ola. McGregor, Mapleton and Upton.
The surveyors Of customs at Burlington
and Dubuque are productions Of the pres
ent administration.
MEssRs. ANGRIL and Putnam, fisheries
negotiators. have returned to Washington
and are in frequent consultation with Sec.
retary Bayard regarding the approaching
negotiations. The English commissioners
are expected there the latter part Of the
Arst week in November.
An inspector killed forty-nine head Of
cattle on the farm OF James Finnigan,
near New Brunswick, N. Y. The cattle
had pleuro- pneumonia.
THH antieipAtien Of the argument be-
fore the Omitted States court, upon peti.
ton for writ OF error in the anarchists'
SeS0 @ssA 0SsCA W t00 Capbt0A A6tK0 CIVWu
OF people, who seemed a. eager to gain
admission TO the court room ss Il The an
archists were to be present TO argue their
own cases in person. The spectators en-
croached upon tho precincts Of the bar,
and stood In closely packed throngs in
open spaces ON each side Of the door.
Even out in the corridor there WAS crowd
endeavoring to & { glimpse Of the inter-
tor OF the court room. The ruling Of the
judge - taken - oonclunve evidence that
the writ will he denied.
wHns on her way from church Mrs.
Mary Allen, Of Pitisburg, Pa. WAS fatally
stabbed By n italian named John Rosso.
The attack was apparently uuprovoksd,
end % excited the onlookers that mob
trampled and bsat The italian to inssnsi-
bility before The police arrived. Rosso
IVES placed IN the station house. After 10.
covering consciousness hs refused to talk
about the alEair. The injured woman can
asaiGm NO cause for tho attack.
Tn engagement b announced Of Ssn-
stoe Hswiey, oe Counectj !, end Mis
Edith Hosnss. of Philadf aia, Who -
quiEed wide rspuiaticn ga nusDe Win ~
Enslish armies during ~ zalK and Esyp-
6An waS2
HA1nIIIT 4. VAN Auxxx, who nun.
dsrsd her husband nsar Parish, Oswseo
sonnty, n. r. n 1877. disd y eaaoer, n
- Onondaga peniteatiasys afIss nine
yoarg 6earooEAAto0. DAo vao aRed ~
ysas1 1he egins foe vhioA - pai1
ReNa!ix - . ncet brutal 60 - boi ~
- si6 tSln6 Aoesihly nanSis6
xllssaelt u ~ gsssid daaiisl snndss.
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AT rHE; SOUTH.

AT negro camp meeting near Brighton,
s. c., the other night, a number of drunken
men disturbed the services, and when the
preacher attempted to enforce order free
fight ensued, in which razors, pistols and
clubs we're used. The lights were soon ex-
tinguished and the fight continued for half
an hour. The result of the affray was one
man dead, six dying, and about twenty Eve
more or less injured.
The creditors Of Newman 4 Farr, the
E .st 81. Louis bankers and capitalists Of
the Niobrara Cattle company, which failed
few weeks ago, have agreed 10 accept As
cents ON the dollar and have released the
debtors from further liability. The entire
liabilities of Newman & Farr amounted to
about $750,000.
Two companies Of rangers have been or
dered 10 Starr county. Texas, to protect
the inhabitants from the raids of Mexican
bandits.
The concluding game in the worlds
championship series between the st. LOUIS
and Detroit clubs was playei in s.. Louis,
and was won by the home team by . score
of 8 to 2.
JEFF DAVIS reviewed a procession Of
thirty thousand confederate veterans at
Macon, Georgia
The state Of Indiana has sued the state
of Kentucky for possession of Green
River island, which is situated in the Ohio
river at the mouth Of the Green river and
just above Evansville, Ind.
A DESPERATE break for liberty was
made at the Yuma, A. T., penitentiary.
through the north sallyport Of the prison,
he was seized BY convict and marched
ont, followed by seven other convicts. One
Of the convicts rushed into the Office,
wrenched open . drawer and secured
pistol. Riggs, life convict secured q
pistol from the escaping convict and killed
the convict who held and was stabbing the
superintendent Four prisoners we're killed,
one mortally, and two seriously wounded.
The superintendent was badly wounded.
There were NO escapes.
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xhils the attack is not unusually serious,
I is sufficient to keep the president in
ioors and destroy the placidity Of his feel
ngs.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has issued
proclamation setting apart Thursday, No.
'ember "a, as day Of national thanks
giving.
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steady, as follows: October, 9.23@
924; Novemhar, 2O@92l; Deo, m,
her, 9;9o@92l; JsGosr,, s.26@
927; february, 9Ss@9 80; March,
9,4S@9,4i; A1rii, 9,6l@9.62; Way,
9 5000 80; Jqne, 067@9 IS; July,
s.739975 sSles, 100 600 bales.
NRv ORLEANS.
The $40, market opened finn and
closed firm; middli1g, s2,. Sales,
5000 bates. Quots'i)ns were rs follows /:
Ordinary, 6 ll.l63; good ordinary,
z 1876; low middlinr, s 7 Ice; mid.
ding, 81 good mlddling, 81
E! Futu 81 open d barely steady and
closed quiet and steady, as fJllows:
October, s 6i(@s IS November, 8 ego
S6i; December, S.67@S 90: Jlrusry,
8 76@S7; Fehrony, s S6@S So /;
March, S.97@ s 9si April, 0S@s 90 I;
May, 9lS@9 49, June, 92S,a9 20 /;
July, 9.3s@9 SO Sales, 800 bates.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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IUsISns lair.
PLEASANT weather.
RIvER falling again.
TBREE bsa'e leave today.
TBK A bsria 10 the Saturday, packet
for White river.
THK tug James o'Oonnor will DO on
the track IN about Two weeks.
Carr. Stacker LIE ha, returned
frSm buss.es trip TO New Otleaus.
IT ia caid tina, the name Of the VIII
\. HAYS. will be changed TO Oily
Of Dslta.
THE Paris o. Brown Ia due TO-DAY
from New 0,leaJa. She 10 on hei
way 10 ~. l. ais.
THE lighthouse t,ndsr, Joseph
H.bry, wai to.vd no TO ths mouth o.
Wolf rivsr yes sfday.
TBR Rme Macready arrived from
OI.' islasd vita ~ bales OF cotton ant
64S sacks Of cotton seed.
TBx Anchor line steamer Will 4
Haye lesv,s here II 10 O'Clock tonor
- .,,,.,,,,,.. -. VI.L.h..-
Ta.C, =, p-,v,d.nsa r., ~.
velir, " the Anchor linz packer leay
ing h,rs NJ O'Clock this evening ioI
N,"' ."u ''' 80 "a
Inf r.rn wheel steamer Rob Rol
az DALI ,,s s" .hnn " os"'s sn 'n'ty
W. ~ ~ v ~, n,,n on, ons ~ On m.
,"" ~" WIZ" 'oao OF o'''''
W. 49, .,
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msnas, with Messrs. b. o. Michell
aid Il A. Msi zies in The Office.
The Chickasaw arrived yesterday
morning from White river with S49
baes of c)ttoa aud 1853 sacks OF cotton
seed. Sne reshipped 10 bales at Ter
rsne for New 0flsaus ar d put of 2
bales at Helena. The Chickasaw re.
turned to White river last night with
a good TIP.
The fact aud elegant sidewheel
steamer, Kate Adams, In command OF
the veteran Capt. Marx Cheek, Is the
Adsms United States mail line pscke'
leaving here at 8 O'Clock this evening
Tor Helena, Terene, Concordis, Ar.
kansss CITY and all way landlnee.
Capt. VIM. Banker presides in the
office, assisted by Law Pfics and Harry
Bet.
WHITE river Ia lower than Il baa
been IN fifteen years. Daring the
year 1872 the stage Of water WAS abou,
the same that II Ia now. Tho officers
OF the e'eimer Chicksssw, which ar.
rived yesterday, report three f,et in
the lower end OF the river and thirty
inches at Devall's Buff bridge. In
order 10 transact her business the
Ohickassw ia compelled to tow ba,ge
from the mouth TO Clarendon, lh9
miles up the river. The river con
t!nues to f,ll, and there lie no hope OF
an early rise.
Tue steamer Cumberland was sold
at K'eins'on Yesterday by Dspu'y
United States Marshal u um, In nc
cordance with decree Of the Hon. r.
A. Hill, United States district judg,.
Cpi. j. w. Smith, being the highest
bidder, a. $500, pas declared the
purchaser. Marshal Baum stated the
sale Was for cash, aud gave Capt
Smith one hour to pay the money,
which he failed to do. At the expira.
tion Of the time given Marshal Baum
notified the attorneys that no would
immt diately sell the BOAT again TO the
highest bidder, which was done, tho
boat bsing purchased by Mr. L II
Woodbridge for &2,3OO.-Vickburg
Htrald, 4lh.
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Tono. hec. Pricos. IStock.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tn, locul cotton MARKET opsnUJ 6rm
ana ,Iossa am. middl,,y ga
c.. ooo L,,,, Ino,nan. ,oo
49, 80 80 "a 49, ooa
hns e'eS WV y"
porter spo i'iVV'osp'hheE, ree'pe'
b,333 bales shipm-ns, l."b bales )
stock on hand, 40 232 bales; receipt
~ a,,o. 77lts bales; shipmsu,s ,o
=. 90 -.
dA'e' 70 % NV
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, cas-; good Ordinary, "a ;
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per barrel; lemons, sS@4 ne,
box. Bananas, II 5O@2 SO per
bunch.
NUr6--Oocosu uts, 70 per 100. Pea.
nu's-Virglnis, g.; Tennessee fam.
ers stock, 3S4c; roasted, 2ic higher
ehellod. loo. Pecsns-Texas, 7GSlOc.
RAIsINs -Lonaon layers, SIS; LAYERS.
" rs; California, So 10.
POTATOES - Firm, selling, 10000
per bushe', 81 50(92 rs per barrel.
OIDRR-New York, 81 50 per barrel
and "a 70 per half barrel.
BurTKs-Butterine, l4@lb; cresm-
cry, 27(930c; dairy, ls@2Ss; country
butter. lh922c.
Poultry Chickens scarce; sprine.
81 50(9S old hens, 81 5O@S TURKEYS,
3S@l2
GAME-Q1al, 81 so per dozen;
squirrels, 81 90 per dozen.
VISEGAR-Per gallon. lC@l5c,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MONEY, BONDS, STOCKS.

NKw YORK. OF. 8 Money on call
easy NJ 3 10 8 per cant, last loan q, 4
PER cent aud closed offered at 4 per
cent. Phme mercantile paper, 6l(aSi
per cent. Sterling exchange dull, but
st'ady at 479i Tor six'y day bills and
4s3l Tor dtmrnd.
Goyornmen, and State bonds we're
du and steady.
The stock market today was dull,
except Tor eeven or eight stocks which
mooopolIEed t1e gfester part Of the
deslings aud the entire interes. In the
speculation. IL Is announced that
the Wheeling a Lake T. 10 has made
q new and favorable freight contract.
Mr.. Gould announces that after the
conntc lon with the Fot Worth &
ID nver, tue iiiss0ui Pscih; viii
bnild no more new lines.
Railroad bonds we're very dull.
Sales, s272. 600 The total sales OF
stocks today were 267, i42 shares.
Closing q lOlatioOe:
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! firm and quie'. RAJ gtng from 50 10 IA
81. Wheat opsIed It org and Pa.
named 80 with y good demand. clos.
Rako higher: NJ. 2 red, each, 7lc
0ctober, 7Ol670s :, ciosine 7Ok,; ID ),
eember, 7S@7St closing 1888; May,
So@s0a,. ui.s,ns Spsi.
Corn a9tc HIGHER; cash, 4C@t03, ;
0itober S9i@S9s,, ciosing at SsSc
November, 3S3 !; December, SsS6
SSsc, closing 3osi; May, 4ls@nIe,
closing ALL.
Oats-S ropg and higher, except for
May, which was lower; cash, Pas;
| October. 24tc; November, 2iA;; May,
2ss@2s5,. closing 1855.
Rye Higher Of 5Sc.
B,rley- Quiet; Wisconsin, zoe.
Oornneal-Uncbsnged at 70 O5.
Hay-Firm; prime timothy, Sl3@
III prairie, 1901 %.
Baa- 84c at mill.
Esgs-Ac,ive, l43c.
Bu,ter-Q iist; creamery, 2O@24c;
dairy, l592Jc.
Weak. Pork, Irregular
new, Sl4 so Lard, 1854, Dry salt
meats (b2xsd) = Shoulder, SIS 25;
long clear, 81 40; clear rihs, ~ so
81 OFT clear, 81 rs. Bacon (boxAd)-
shoulder, SO ESQ; long clear, IS 90;
clear ribs, IS 50(as 67i; thort clear
is S13@9. Hams, steady, l2@lic.
Reoeipts-Flour, 5000 bris; wheat.
$4,000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 49,,
0OO bu; rye, 1000; barley, $4,000 bu.
Shipments - Flour, 1900 brls;
wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 81, 0C0 bu cats,
1000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, none.
Nsw YoRK, 0st 6-Oofis e-spot fair
Rio quiet at l9to; options 5 to 10
poin.s lower and only moderately
active; sales. 1880 bags; October,
tl7 S0@l7 IS; November, $l7 45@
IL 90, December, 81 55C@l7 50;
January, 3l7 50@l7 90; February,
fl7 b59l7 80; March, 3l7 55n
II go; April, sl7 b0@i7 IS; MAJ,
Sl7 60@l7 90; June, 8l7 45Cdl7 so;
ssptemoer, $l7 3c@l7 As.
Sugar Firm and In moderate de.
mandi centrifugal, 6ic; fair refining
quoted at 4l9i l5.l6c; refined, quiet
Molssses steady. Rlc1 firm, demand
moderate.
KANSAS Cry, No., Oct. g.
WEeN steady; No. 2 soft, cash, Doc
asked; Nav, 74Bc. Corn ssady, No,
:, cash, S5ll; November, 3Sli bid
MAY, SSic b,d, SOC s,ked. 0as-No'
2, May, &c bid, 2sc asked.
CINCINNATI, o, Oct. 5-Whisky
inn; eales, 1929 barrels flashed
goods on a basis OF 81 05. Batter
firm. Sugar steady. Eggs easier a,
lie Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE, M, Oct. 8. Coffee
hrmer in loae aud quiet; Rio carg zee,
ordinary TO fair, lSi61l9Ic.
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.LY PORT AND INTERloR MARKER
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GEN EHAl TRADE.
BREADSrUFFs.

CoRSNKAL--S a. dsId. - IS; pearl,
3 25GaS Sc; roller, 81 t0CJ2 20, tirm.
FLouR--From store, eommon,fS l5C9
$ IS; family, IS so; choice, SO 90
fsB,y, 50 20; extra fancy, 81 20;
psten "a IS Firm.
BEaSs-Navy, 81 1908; medium,
81 80.
oATNKAI-In halt barrels, s9@3 10
from rtofe.
CRAcKERs-sods, extra &c; soda,
treble exba, 4io; giugsr snspe, 6ie;
assorted jumblse, Toe.
CRACKED WHRAT-In hall barrels,
"a % from store
HoMISY AND GRITs-From store, So
A3 25.
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IncroHte N receipp TINS year
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Substantive and bard.
enipg sslee. 1900 bales, Of which
American IL 500 b,les. Receipte, 6 900
bales, Of which American 4,SC0
bales. Closing quotations we're "a fol.
lows: Ordinary, ili; good ordinary,
4id; low middlinR. 8 lid: goou
m,ddling, sal; middiiT9 uplsnds,
8 3 10 ! middung Or cans, Std.
Futures opened steady, OF advance,
ard closed 9isy, "a follows:
he prizes Gre given IN pence and
81 be, thue: 63 means 4 SO Cad; and
5 0l means l64
4 pm: October, 5 04d, sellers;
October November, 5 Old, buyers; No.
vemper. Dec mber, sd, buyers, De.
cember Jsnuary, 81, buyers; Jan.
uary February, Old, salerf !. Fobru.
sry- Mach, 3 Old. huytrs: Msrch April,
504l. buy, rs; Apr'l-Msy O8l, buvS
ers; Nay Jdre, 8 0S I. buyers.
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LIVE AIslCK

Hoes Choice, SIC.
sHKEP-Choice, $40; medium, &c.
LssB,-iood TO choice, t4(g4 90.
GaAss CArrLE-Ohoice, SIC; good.
S@3it; fair 10 medium, 2tCS2ie; scal-
lAMAsn, Hope.
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MULES AND HoRsEa

MULEi - Modsrate dsmaUd; l4to la
hand, high, mons; l4i TO 10 hands
h'gh, -; 10 n lbi hsude high. $1,000
49,; lbi 10 10 hands high, tl75@2OO.
HoRss-Dull; drivers, flNka 80 !,
heavy dsai', 800; saddle, Sl25(a200 I;
extra saddle, t20093o0; plug, 400
IS. Texss ponies, flf(s)60.
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COTTON SEED PRODnCra

PRIME CRUDB On - none; Oh
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
42c; oil summer yellow, 40c;
choice cooking GUNNER yellow, 42(a
iiC; uiners' summer yollov, 40a4lc;
prime cotton coed meal, El6 % car
load los; tee than car Iced, Sl7 20; of
cotton seed meal, -.
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W COL.

sr. LOUIS, Mo, 0st 5-rhere Ia q
hopeful iseiing In the wool market and
tncss are lees nominal THAI for sew
tral weeks. Texrs and Territory hay,
experienced the most change. Com
pisints regarding money are be!p,
made In the yeet.